After the Highway, we heading to Gia Bac mountain pass.
This Gia Bac pass is the old trail (national road No.28) connecting Di Linh highland with Phan Thiet, the seaside city.
Total length of the connection was known as 97km.
Total of twisty mountain pass most likely about 50-70km.
It is always fun and exciting when riding here.
I have experienced both riding and driving thru this pass, but the feeling of riding with several bends is much much more excited.
Reach Gia Bac pass, I was not so confident on my new hand gloves (they r new, and quite hard) then I didn't dare to take foto...
There are some photos taken from previous riding trip, while still using the old hand gloves, just bring here to share some feeling...
That time, I was using Honda Hornet 919, with the same camera...
Almost touch the road surface...
Really excited with the mountain view...
Wow...
This is near the top of mountain...
Here we met some houses of the remote races...
So beautiful...
I had a photo here, right?!
I am here, hehe:
Going downward...
We were very excited when getting to the end of the pass... take a rest and record with some photos:
Helped the forest....
One of my previous bikes:
I was there..
The team... Just one of them were not in this trip, he was in US that time..
BuiDucHung and Khoa
Hanh:
Those are photos I took from the previous trip, not this time.
(to be continued...)
This Gia Bac pass is the old trail (national road No.28) connecting Di Linh highland with Phan Thiet, the seaside city.
Total length of the connection was known as 97km.
Total of twisty mountain pass most likely about 50-70km.
It is always fun and exciting when riding here.
I have experienced both riding and driving thru this pass, but the feeling of riding with several bends is much much more excited.
Reach Gia Bac pass, I was not so confident on my new hand gloves (they r new, and quite hard) then I didn't dare to take foto...
There are some photos taken from previous riding trip, while still using the old hand gloves, just bring here to share some feeling...
That time, I was using Honda Hornet 919, with the same camera...
Almost touch the road surface...
Really excited with the mountain view...
Wow...
This is near the top of mountain...
Here we met some houses of the remote races...
So beautiful...
I had a photo here, right?!
I am here, hehe:
Going downward...
We were very excited when getting to the end of the pass... take a rest and record with some photos:
Helped the forest....
One of my previous bikes:
I was there..
The team... Just one of them were not in this trip, he was in US that time..
BuiDucHung and Khoa
Hanh:
Those are photos I took from the previous trip, not this time.
(to be continued...)